Sermon Library

Summary: The unfolding of the greatest commandment given in Deut. 6:4-5 and how in the New Testament it transitions into the law and loving of Jesus Christ for the Christian.

Summary: The law of the love slave becomes an insight to loving God and “obeying” Him from the heart. This law is to be found in the Shulamite of the Song of Solomon and the six chambers of the vineyard of life.

Summary: The purpose of the Law in the Christian’s life is to bring the Christian to the fullness of God’s grace, which is greater than what the Law reveals, the sin principle.

Summary: God gives to every Christian a “measure” of grace for the living of His will for the life. What is the earthly view of Christ for my life?

Summary: The power of grace over not only our sins but also over the damage that the sin principle has done to the life of the Christian. The early life of Jacob and where the sin nature abounded in his life, yet grace ultimately abounded more.

Summary: All of history is based upon the coming of Jesus Christ to the earth: either BC or AD. The event of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ is the axial point of all history.

Summary: There are three nights in Jacob’s history that become the transitions in his life: Bethel, Peniel, and His journey to Egypt to reunite with Joseph. But the burden of this message is the seven truths that mark his life at Peniel.

Summary: The history of Israel becomes a commentary of the world and humanity amidst its rises and falls in history. But in the end Israel will be restored permanently by God. Such a wonder should become a hope for recovery from any past or present failure in life.